From Strangers to Best Buds
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Dogs can be strangers to each other just like people. Meet Zephyr and Sabre! A few weeks ago, these two had no idea about each other. They were brought to Orange County Animal Control in Orange, California. Zephyr and Sabre were terrified while they were living in the shelter. As each day passed, they were shaking in fear, terrified for their lives.
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- 1. Dogs can be strangers to each other just like people can be strangers to each other.
- 2. Meet Zephyr and Sabre!
- 3. A few weeks ago, these two had no idea about each other… Both were brought to a local California shelter, terrified, and shaking in fear for their lives
- 4. Doggone Happy Animal Rescue in Delaware heard of these two and came to their rescue!
- 5. With their new rescue being across the country, they did not know if it was possible
- 6. While waiting for their transport with Rescue Transport USA, Zephyr and Sabre were placed into boarding
- 7. Almost two months later, they were finally on their way!
- 8. One of our very own Doobert drivers contacted Rescue Transport USA… She said she was planning a trip across the country, and would take Zephyr and Sabre with her!
- 9. With the road trip planned, they headed out on their 2,729 mile journey
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